Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. w. L.. Hoge is up from Anaconda.
Mr.. Ed. Babcock is here from the Capital
Miss s. G. Murd:,ck, of Anaconda, is il
the city.
Mr.. =. H. Simon arrived yesterday from
Philadelphia.
Mr.. J. H. Vivian, of Calumet, Michigan
is doing Butte.
Mr.. VIM. B. Shaw arrived yesterday from
st. Paul. MINI.
Mr.. Max Wells arrived yesterday from
San Francisco.
Johnny Robinson can.e up from Ana
conda yesterday.
Mrs. c: F. Lloyd and family left for Soda
Springs last night.
Mr.. S. w. Watkins arrived yesterday
from Denver Col.
Mr.. j. Lowenstren arrived in Butte yes.
terday from San Francisco.
Miss Clara Lloyd vent to Sioux Falls by
last nights Union Pacific train.
|. Mr.. Chas. Armand arrived in Butte YES.
terday from the National Park.
John Muir left for Chicago Yesterday
evening via the Northern Pacific.
Mr.. E. H. Wilson is home from a six
weeks surveying trip in Phllipsburg.
Miss Clara Schrader left by the Union
Pacific last night for Council Bluffs.
Messrs. E. B. Waterbury and J. R. Toole
came over from Anaconda yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R Hoge have rented the
DAILY residence and will move in it on
Thursday.
Will Jameson, the engineer of the Parrot,
got back last week from an extended
Eastern trip.
VIM. Fetherick was one of last nights
departures by the Union Pacific, going to
Ottowa, Canada.
Col. Sam Robinson came in from Boulder
yesterday and reported at The MINER
Office in due and ancient form.
Mrs. John O'Neill is quite seriously i'll.
being first affected with mountain fever hut
which has since assumed a typhoid type.
Superintendent Ames, Of the Utah e.
Montana Machinery Company, made a
flying trip to Anaconda. He made a sale
OF some vanners to the Black Pine Com.
'pany.
Mrs. George Pascoe, accompanied by her
baby Allie, will leave for Alton, Iowa, to
pay a pleasant visit to relatives and
friends. The lady will be gone several
months.
Hon. VIM. Thompson returned from
Helena yesterday to remain over Sunday.
AAOO AAOy AAdu . 6l6LST l6 10 Ue married
shortly in San Francisco to a Mr.. Julius
Lesser.
Major F. W. Werlitz leaves this evening
a business trip in the country to be
gone a few days.
Marshal Jolley's stepdaughter left for
Salt Lake last night on the southbound !
train on her return to college.
Major Coutts, Mr.. Wilson and Mr., Butler
will spend to-day on the banks of the Big
Hole. Mr.. Butler is a fisherman of wide |
experience, having for years had the |
privilege OF the Marquis of Waterford's |
trout preserves in Ireland, said to be the
finest il the world.
Helena Independents: At the late meet
ing of the American Bar Association Hon.
D. 8. Wade, OF Helena, was appointed Vice
President for Montana. E. W. Toole, Of
Helena, h. N. Blake, of Virginia City, and
w. Dixon, of Butte, were appointed a
council of administration for the Territory.
Helena Independent Hon. James
Shields, internal revenue collector. has just
returned from a trip to Idaho. While alb
sent he succeeded in recovering from the
Pacific Express Company the amount Of
1910, which mysteriously disappeared
while being expressed from his deputy at
Boise to him at Helena.
The following were the departures by the
Union Pacific yesterday evening: Dr..
Merrill, A. W. Fox and E. Crutchfield and
wife, San Francisco; H. Weinecke, Robert
Marsh and Alex Mitchell, Jr., Salt Lake;
Y. j. Dovenspeck and A. Eustis, Caldwell,
zas.; Miss Emma H. Willy. Ogden; Mrs. D.
,. McDavitt, Soda Springs; Mira. E..
and Mrs. E. Hickey, Gaiena, H.;
B.. Frey, Fayette; Thos. Littleton, Des
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